Death ends the career of Miss Rodkinson in St Paul
Miss Rosamond Rodkinson died in St Paul after a brief illness brought on by frailty. She devoted her life to teaching Hebrews in America, translating and presenting what she called the Babylonian Tal mud in English. She was the daughter of Dr Michael N Rodkinson of New York and will be buried in New York City where the body has been sent.
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Rosamond
Rodkinson
St. Paul
Miss Rodkinson
Hebrews of
America
Michael N. Rodkinson
New York
New York City
Two Souls at War After a Brain Operation
In a Boer War era tale, Gilbert faces a brain tumor and an operation by Sir James MacPherson. Though the operation saves his life, two inner selves split his heart between his beloved Margaret and an indifferent memory, ending in his death at the end of a tense voyage home and a final hospital scene.
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Dale
Inderwick
James
Gilbert
MacPherson
Sir James
Capt. Inderwick
Dr. Dale
Mac
Magaret Orme
South Africa
Margaret
War Office
Cape
Tentatlon Castle
Africa
Pretoria
Spring fashion forecast for dress fabrics and colors
The article details thin and gauzy dress goods for spring including veilings woolen grenadines albatrosses and satin-faced crepes in light descriptions. It lists color ranges from light greens tans browns and grays to blues pinks navies and stark black and white with homespun gowns and lightweight cheviots serges and broadcloths for general wear. It notes soft silks remain best for dress linings while swishy taffeta is passé. Lace dresses swisses gandies and lined garments in silkoline mercerized cottons or silk face fabrics complete the season’s stylish options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milady
Foraker Daughters to Wed Mathews and Wainwright
Senator Foraker and Mrs Foraker announce engagements of their two elder daughters Florence to Rudolph Matthews of Cincinnati and Julia to Francis King Wainwright of Philadelphia. Both brides are noted Washington society figures, with sisters Louise and the families connected to prominent circles.
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Foraker
Florence
Rudolph Matthews
Cincinnati
Julia
Francis King Wainwright
Philadelphia
Julia Foraker
Miss Foraker
Washington
Louise Foraker
Sun Editorial Rooms Contact Details
The Sun lists editorial room numbers 805 and 307 in the Journal Building. It provides old phone 626 and new phone 3411 for contacting the newsroom.
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Journal Building
Witty Slices From Snapshot Letters and Jibes
A compact collage of humorous quips from period newspapers and magazines. A widow questions romantic sincerity while a suitor suspects past drink, a comic exchange about unselfish love, a bootblack joke, and a remark about meeting someone named Jibbs reflect lighthearted social humor of the era.
Evening wraps for women at the theater
A Minneapolis Times essay advises women to own a loose warm evening wrap to pair with theater outfits. It favors double or triple capes reaching near the knees, of cloth or cheviot, satin lining, non quilted, with high fur-lined collars.
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Minneapolis
County plans poll for congressional district apportionment
County commissioners prepare a six year poll of their portion of the congressional district to be used for apportionment. The poll must be completed before July 1 with the workers handling the task and all matters settled.
Napery Trends and Empire Pattern Fabrics Rise
The article notes napery as a fine art with stripes in advanced empire period fashion. It highlights striped patterns in scroll floral or conventional designs, plain satiny borders, and hand scalloped edges on cloths napkins and doilies. Centerpieces with an inner border create dressy effects as renaissance motifs wane.
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Ruskin
German Cookery Reveals German Dishes and Techniques
A brief tour of German baking and cooking methods contrasts them with American fare. It highlights unique sweets, meats, and vegetables, praising German red cabbage preparation which simmers cabbage with fat onion and flour then vinegar for a rich, savory result.
Theater Attache Hears Question On Bernhardt Language
In the Illinois theater lobby a well dressed woman asked an attaches whether Bernhardt sings in French or English. She wondered about language of the performances, prompting shy clarification from the theater staffer.
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Illinois Theater
Bernhardt
Chicago Post
Elbow sleeves take lead in summer fashion
The article notes ten new summer waist styles shown to seamstresses, none featuring long sleeves. Each waist displayed uses elbow-length cuts with a puff of fabric below, predicting elbow sleeves will dominate as heat rises into August.
White shirt waists set fashion for tailored gowns
The vogue for white shirt waists extends to tail or made gowns in white silk and white wool. White flannel waists with narrow white embroidery and vertical tucks charm, while others use white silk bands. Some flannel waists feature black stitching and buttons, with hints of gold elements across styles.
Fame and Death Meet on the Way in Poetic Fable
A Baltimore American poem imagines Fame and Death conversing on a road. Fame hurries to seek someone to grant his fruits while Death urges rest, noting that one he called upon already answered his summons an hour earlier.
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Death
Brother Mine
Baltimore American
Favorite shirt waist styles for summer fashion trend
The summer forecast highlights plain long waisted shirt waists with yokeless fronts and modified bishop sleeves finished by narrow straight cuffs. Striped and solid fabrics appear with restrained color combos. sailor waists and lingerie waists gain popularity for dressier skirts. Some gowns fasten in the back.
Queen Wilhelmina Wears Only White At Court Functions
At royal receptions in the Netherlands, Queen Wilhelmina adheres to a strict white wardrobe from betrothal to marriage. Etiquette forbids other ladies from wearing white concurrently, prompting many guests to alter their attire to gain admission to the young sovereign.
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Holland
Wilhelmina
Harges
The Sun's Business Office Moves at Ohio Street
The Sun reports its business office remains at 123 and 125 East Ohio Street. The note confirms continued occupancy of two adjacent addresses and provides no change in mailing or service details.
Notice of liquor license for Third ward Center Township
Adolph Miller notifies voters in Marion county Indiana that at the March term 1901 he will apply to the county commissioners for a license to sell spirituous vinous malt and intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons to be drank on premises at 1543 Senate Ave No 1543 Senate Ave N ward 3 Indianapolis. He also seeks permission for pool tables in the same room.
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Third Ward
Center Township
Marion County
Indiana
Board of County Commissioners
Senate Ave
McKernan
Drake
Indianapolis
Adolph Miller
Eleventh
Board of Commissioners
Kentucky Avenue
Maryland Street
Twelfth
Morris St
Kentucky Ave
Davis and Nordyke
West Morrisst
Fred G. Metzheiser
State of
Northwestern Ave
Crain
Ind
W. H. Robinson
Fourth Ward
Western Avenue
Shoemaker
Michigan Road
J. C. Burton
North Indianapolis
North Western Avenue
Illinois Street
Griffith's Subdivision
City of
Center Towne
Atellon
Coun
Fourteenth Ward
Shelby Street
Urmson’s
Brinkmeyer
Sia
Seventh Ward
Washington St
Alabama St
Indianeapoli
Marion
J.-B. Henry
Fourteenth Ward License Bid For Shelby Street Property
John Graebner gives notice to Marion county Indiana voters that he will apply at the March 1901 term for a license to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons and to allow on premises consumption in a room facing west on Shelby street. He also seeks pool table privileges in the same room at 1807 Shelby St in Ward 14 Marion County Indiana.
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Fourteenth Ward
Center Township
Board of Commissioners
Marion County
State of
Indiana
Shelby St
Val B. Cress
Indianapoli
John Graebner
French style orange preparation with candied cherry
The method describes cooling the fruit overnight then cutting across the top and lifting ends to form points. Fill the orange with whipped cream and top with a candied cherry. Serve with orange spoons and powdered sugar.
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Waterloo
Phil May
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C. Bentley Matthews
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Supreme Court
Wainwright
Joseph R. Wainwright
the Sun
Chicago Tribune
Sonny
Brooklyn
Jibbs
Chicago
Table Napery
Granger
Star
Price
UBS
Star Price
Granger Store Underwear
Granger Star Price
Luke
Granger Store
Our
Hlinois Street
Dean
the Sun’s
Ohio ST
Sloan
Earth
W. Washington St
ED Gaston
East College Street
Jacksonville
Illi
Dr. Pierce
THE
Central Trust Company
E. Market St
Morton Place
Central-ave
Anna R. Meyer
Old
E. R. Dreithaler
Delaware St
John E. Kelly
Bistyear
Heeb
Bryant & Stratton
Indianapol
E. J. Heeb
Vori Z&S’s
Vonnegut's
Vonnegut Hardware CO
EL Washington St
Florida
St. Augustine
Big Four
Ine
H. M. Bronson
Indiana National Bank
Volney T. Malott
L. McKee
Edward BS. Porter
Cashien
Chas. D. Githens
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